Where AI Meets Inclusion
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Hotels Get a New Roadmap for Accessibility: Inside Ascott’s Open-Access Disability Inclusion Playbook
Article Summary: A New Roadmap for Hotels: The Ascott Limited has launched a free, open-access Disability Inclusion Playbook for the global accommodation sector, providing a practical framework for hotels of all sizes to become truly inclusive. Serving an Untapped Market: The guide aims to help the industry better serve the 1.3 billion people worldwide…
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Celebrating World Usability Day: Designing for a More Inclusive Digital World
Each year on the second Thursday in November, the global community celebrates World Usability Day (WUD)—a day dedicated to creating better, more user-friendly experiences for everyone. In today’s digital-first world, usability is not a nice-to-have feature; it’s an essential aspect of accessibility, inclusion, and human-centered design.
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장애인 근로자를 위한 ‘따뜻한 기술 체험의 장’, 제18회 대한민국 보조공학기기 박람회 – 서울Pn
장애인 근로자를 위한 ‘따뜻한 기술 체험의 장’, 제18회 대한민국 보조공학기기 박람회 서울Pn
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Bridging the Communication Gap: How Terp 360 is Revolutionizing Sign Language Translation in Africa
Kenyan entrepreneur Elly Savatia has won the prestigious Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation and £50,000 for creating Terp 360, a revolutionary web-based application that translates speech and text into sign language using AI-powered 3D avatars. Described as “Google Translate for sign language,” the app addresses a critical challenge faced by deaf communities across Africa:…
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ADA Website Demand Letters: What They Mean and How to Respond
Businesses of all sizes are seeing more ADA website demand letters—formal notices alleging that a company’s site isn’t accessible to people with disabilities. These letters can be unsettling, but understanding what they are and how to respond can help you manage risk, protect your brand, and—most importantly—ensure equal access for all users.